Ultimate Guide To Choosing A College Degree

[@ShaneHummus]

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[@mariadanielanadela4344]

Why is your link not working?

[@paolaysabel]

This is going to be super helpful for those just thinking about which degree to take up! I was blessed to choose something that "makes a lot of money," even if I'm no longer a developer, all the things I learned esp the mindset as a Computer Science major was worth it. Always relevant to any industry

[@BobKc]

WHAT is the best undergraduate degree for me whose done online digital marketing courses before trying to decide on the best undergraduate degree that provides $70,000 or more yearly salary.

[@mahmodulmozumder3194]

do you know about innovation engineering for digital enterprises? I can't find informations about it

[@johnpolitis7929]

@ShaneHummus Sorry but I found a study that 75% of people are willing to work at a job that they like even if it pays less. In other words, 75% choose career fulfillment over salary when working even if it pays less.

[@knowledgehunting4916]

To be honest I never dreamt of having a job.

[@joice2871]

Nah fr😭😭

[@angelusvastator1297]

Lol

[@marinetteadrien3155]

same

[@goku-pops7918]

So true are while personalities have to be warped to fit into capitalism

[@lethimdohisworkforyou1177]

@@goku-pops7918 What did u say?

[@empiricaltheory6650]

I think my issue is that I'm dreaming of a couple careers, but the road to those careers is hazy and sometimes feel like a shot in the dark. It's my fear to spend so much money and time on studying something only to find out down the road that the career I wanted is far from what I've been setting myself up for.

[@samirachoudhury6489]

You perfectly worded how I was feeling

[@1mol831]

@@samirachoudhury6489 I'm feeling a bit weird on what I am doing.. seems like "Transport engineering" is a thing and deals with roads. Pays not good related to most other things, but is actually fun and pays enough for a living. You can use alternate means to earn your assets.

[@Faithh.222]

Same here 😅

[@melarie205]

my exact problem. i wish i could choose but i love all of them equally

[@bellecruz5190]

You need to try each one out. Try to find people in the fields to shadow, or find internships. You absolutely need to know which one you want to do first before you invest all the time and money. I wish I had done this and waited a year before enrolling

[@cryptidkoi8418]

I think my problem is that I don’t know what I want to do in my life. I have passions, but anytime I pursue them as a career, it begins to fade.

[@thomasjaviez233]

Just learn as much as you can for free & then later decide if it's worth pursuing a degree. If you watch some of his other videos, not all professions require degrees, such as computer related and tech stuff, but also a few others. It's also good to take a certificate program if you really want to test the waters, rather than committing to 4 years off the bat. Taking a short skills and trades program is also a good way to secure something that will more likely land you a job. But honestly my advice is to learn as much as you can for free from books and videos. Because basically you will be learning the same thing in University anyways, if you don't like studying it in your free time, you won't study it in University either. Just make sure you don't fall in the trap of just sitting home and rot. You are going to have to get out there and work eventually. So you have to keep that in the back of your mind.

[@beingcyn]

The honesty!! I admire you for saying this because it’s hard for me to admit I feel this EXACT same way. I hope you’ve find that career that fulfills you

[@forrain-r9d]

exactly

[@ALINA-eo1cr]

@@thomasjaviez233 In a sense this is good advice, but it avoids the real problem: studying and doing a job are not the same thing. The real point is that almost everybody needs a job because we need to pay rent, food, gas, phones, internet, clothes etc. Studying a bunch of stuff for fun might seem nice, but it won't really help you gain some skills so you can actually get a job, nor does it really help you understand what you really like as a job because often times the job is very different to the theory you learn in school.

[@joshuaglass1827]

Me watching this at 31 with all the 17 year olds lol. Never too late.

[@unacorn9780]

Better than me, I'd rather be 31 than 51 ....Lol

[@Bianca042011]

Same here, we got this!!!

[@deltawave3045]

42

[@soniabarriosblanco3503]

same here turning 31 this year

[@Bigfit23]

34 going back

[@treeross]

Coming from poverty, moved out at 18 on top of that, first generation college student. 100% money matters. I'm not materialistic but I have a strong passion for not starving.

[@ShaneHummus]

Big facts

[@mudasser_OO7]

Earning Money is a NEED But Becoming rich is a WANT

[@treeross]

@@mudasser_OO7 i don't want to be rich. It literally causes brain damage.

[@milana2020]

@@treeross whatt, fr? How😮

[@treeross]

@@milana2020 look up "being rich and brain damage"

[@wastelandrelaxer]

I have a bachelor's in political science, but after college I got an entry level job in IT. I am now a senior database administrator and do quite well. Don't let your degree define you.

[@andrewcasey8580]

As I'm getting close to getting a degree in poli Sci, I've been looking more and more into IT. Thank you for sharing your experience! I really needed to hear that.

[@bubberduck4964]

@@andrewcasey8580 I'm currently a senior in highschool trying to figure out if I perfer going into political science or computer science.... what do u recommend?

[@mattr2626]

Junior in poli sci studies, needed to hear this! Been worried my degree was too general the last few days

[@naya_gpl]

How did you get a job in IT then? Did you minor in computer science?

[@wastelandrelaxer]

@@naya_gpl An acquaintance mentioned to me that he started working at a managed services company doing database work in a help desk/call center kind of environment. They didn't pay much but they hired people without formal IT experience. I started at the lowest tier working 3 pm to 12 am and worked my way up from there. I acknowledge that I was lucky but it's also important to say yes to opportunities and take calculated risks to keep growing.

[@felipethefirst8293]

I'm 17, in the summer between junior and senior year. You could have not uploaded this at a better time, thanks. Update: I’m almost 19 and I went to college last fall semester and I ended up dropping out because fasfa didn’t give me as much aid because I impulsively decided to go to an expensive private university and now I might go to community college but as of now I still still don’t know wtf I’m doing. 🤷🏽

[@ShaneHummus]

You're welcome!

[@scorzi10]

same man i have no idea what i want to do..

[@KaterinaStClaire]

I just lost my job after having pneumonia for the second time this year. I came back and when it was time to go home, I was presented with a letterhead where the boss said I was terminated that day and a line for me to sign and date it too..

[@KaterinaStClaire]

Now, I can be retrained to go into a health related field I've wanted to go into but never had the opportunity to go after. Really dismissing me was a blessing.

[@arvindthegamer8944]

@@scorzi10 same I have no idea what to do and I have to decide it now literally. The demerits of not having a big passion since childhood. Btw did you decide yet?

[@GlitterSkies]

I majored in Communications and Media but once I got to orientation and heard more about the major I realized I would hate it. So I switched to Public Administration and two months after graduating I landed a job with a local government council :) Don’t be afraid to change your mind, even if you’re the only one walking out of the room.

[@GlitterSkies]

@@shyjy6241 It wasn’t anything specific, but when I was in orientation there wasn’t anything they said that interested me. I just felt bored. We stopped by different colleges and the one for public admin is what really caught my attention. I couldn’t stop thinking about it even after their quick 15 minute presentation. I am happier in my new career! I feel like my work is making an impact, plus I’m not as worried about job security, healthcare or retirement. Sometimes I get the itch to do something in media, but thinking of the workload alone tires me out!

[@jogotasoru1803]

@Glitter skies how much are you paid

[@GlitterSkies]

@@jogotasoru1803 Under 50k starting out, though I will say the workload is light, I get to travel and the benefits are great. Promotions are frequent enough that I don’t think I will be under 50k much longer.

[@bobeinstein3131]

@@GlitterSkies do you live in the US?

[@jackievict0ria]

My Graphic Design degree was a waste of money and time. Absolute waste. Art degrees are pointless. I could’ve been a Tattoo Artist, as I was an apprentice before diving into college, but here I am in debt and jobless. Yes, Graphic Design is a growing field, but not everyone makes it. I am so incredibly turned off by Art now thanks to the “prestigious” college I attended. Art used to be my passion.

[@jackievict0ria]

Maybe you should do a video on degrees that are in “high demand” like Graphic Design! The term is just a way for a vast amount of people to get sucked into it

[@ShaneHummus]

Sorry to hear that Jackie. I wish you well

[@ShaneHummus]

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[@jackievict0ria]

@@ShaneHummus thank you so much

[@jackievict0ria]

@Deborah Oyebade “Graphic Design is a growing field, but not everyone makes it”. Let that sink in. I’m well aware of the pay rates. I already gave up. Looking towards another path that is 1.) Less competitive 2.) Brings me happiness Graphic Design is in HIGH DEMAND. Not every single person that is a Graphic Designer will make it. It’s competitive. Some folks aren’t meant to pursue particular things. For many, degrees that are in “high demand” are a waste.

[@GuidetteExpert]

Its so true about having a "gift". I have seen adults make it to the Olympics and were never good in sports in their teens!

[@ShaneHummus]

Right

[@deemahamed5202]

Wow

[@juwitahasin9904]

what sport?

[@isio5780]

This is just a lie complete cap

[@hhjhj393]

Not anymore lol. Competition is so stiff you pretty much have to be bred for your sport now lol.

[@stefh3ni]

it’s frustrating that college counselors tell you that money doesn’t matter when it comes to education, but it really does

[@Deionfits]

I mean you're going so you can earn more money

[@hhjhj393]

​@@Deionfitsnot necessarily some people just want a more enjoyable job. Making $50-$60k in a warehouse vs making $50-$60 sitting down with an easy job.

[@eternity4722]

Your channel has helped me as a college student, Shane. It helped me pick what degree I wanted to get and you helped me realize I wanted to do healthcare, specifically radiation therapy. I found out my university offered that. So, after serious thinking, I am now enrolled in that program and have been loving it. I feel like I won't have to switch my degree like most students. Also, I feel like it has been my calling and I wouldn't have known that was an option without your videos. Keep up the good work, Shane!

[@FCS_Panda]

Can we get a update on how you feel about radiation therapy now?

[@eternity4722]

@@FCS_Panda I'm still in my studies. In order to do radiation therapy, I need knowledge as a radiologic technician. Then I can specialize in radiation therapy. Radiology is kind of a general term and there are multiple things you can choose to do with it. Like you can go into nuclear medicine, MRIs, radiation therapy, etc. I'm finishing up my general studies then I am working towards an associate of applied science in radiologic sciences. Then I'm getting my bachelor's in radiation therapy. So far, I know it takes a good amount of clinical experience inside a hospital and the program at my university is pretty competitive. It takes a good amount of knowledge in anatomy, but I have been enjoying it despite it being difficult at times. It's still something I wish to get a degree in. I feel like it will help those that need it and that makes me satisfied and motivated to keep going. Does that answer your question? 😃

[@festivedarnspahs5676]

@@eternity4722 god dang are you my twin? Your public subscriptions perfectly match mines, either that or they're pretty mainstream channels

[@eternity4722]

@@festivedarnspahs5676 So I take it we're both weebs and gamers who ended up on this channel 😂

[@festivedarnspahs5676]

@@eternity4722 you betcha xd

[@micgeinc6694]

There is HUGE difference between being passionate about something and loving it and being good enough to get paid for doing it!

[@theGhostSteward]

I am currently in my 25 years (thank God I look like a teenager!) And no college degree. The thing that keeps me going is simple the realization that I am simple having a premature midlife crysis. Maybe I am not in the "I always know" group, and don't have the money, but so do people that lost a lot of money in useless degrees 🤷

[@mikekassih176]

I studied electrical engineering in a technical school instead of wasting my time in high school after that i went with computer science in uni then i added cyber security certificates from cisco making me almost impossible to get declined in job interviews... working on your reputation is very important, being different than the others will make you more attractive/wanted by bigger companies ofc without forgetting experience

[@p34ky._]

HI I would like to pursue a Bachelors in the Cs with specialissation in Cybersecuirty, is it a good to go? I am completely confused with everything saying that CS is a hard degree and all of that, Most importantly i dont know what should i become or choose because of all the bias infront of me I am always like crying when going to sleep whether donno what would be my future

[@DMB443]

@@p34ky._ Computer science is oversaturated

[@milana2020]

@@p34ky._praying he responds for you 🙏

[@youssefesmail2107]

The amount of respect that I have to you only increases the more I watch your videos, I am a 11 grader and I just watched your guide on choosing the right college degree and it was perfect…I have also noticed that we agree on a lot of things the more I watched your videos and even when you mentioned your weaknesses I noticed that we have similar weaknesses and strengths Lol watching you almost feels like watching an older, smarter, more experienced and more knowledgeable version…. of myself…kinda of myself …which is just perfect I really appreciate and respect the effort that goes into researching this stuff and letting the young people like me learn and get educated Thank you

[@tkaali6866]

Interesting

[@andreaandrade5738]

My favorite topic, beacause I am so lost in finding a degree that fits me! ❤

[@jeltezagema6425]

@@mirableruby8852 we got a fake Shane.

[@justit9394]

it is really one of the most stressful things ever

[@Charlie-qv4zh]

I wish this video existed when I was a high school senior in 2008-2009. But I believe that having work experience is helpful that way you have an idea of how it is to work in a certain industry and see if you like it or not.

[@karma1507]

In my experience, something that can help you decide what you DON'T want to study is reading textbooks (or free downloadable PDFs) on courses you're considering majoring in. This will give you an idea of what you're getting yourself into before you fully commit to it. I wanted to be an engineer until I read an engineering textbook 😭. I quickly realized this wasn't for me.

[@yanishshrestha8331]

Hey bro, I'm also about to take computer engineering but I have 0 interest in it🙂, don't know will I be able to do it or not. Can plz tell did you change your major or stick to engineering? It will help me out .

[@karma1507]

@@yanishshrestha8331 I decided to change my major since my new interest is in medicine. I'm doing a pre-med course rather than engineering. Anyway, if you're not interested in computer engineering, why did you pick that as your major? Do you have skills that work well with it and someone encouraged you to try it or was it just because you didn't have any other ideas? Since you don't like it, I'm guessing you also don't want a career in it. If there's a different career you want to get into, you should pick a major based on that. If you don't have anything in mind, maybe you should take some time to explore your options. College is expensive and time consuming and it's worse if you use loans to pay for it. I think you should be sure of what you want after graduating before you start.

[@karma1507]

@@yanishshrestha8331 If you have any other questions, feel free to ask. I'm not an expert on this but I'll help however I can.

[@yanishshrestha8331]

@@karma1507 Hey thanks for your advice. Actually I have only 2 course available to choose 1st*International business management and 2nd*Computer Engineering. And I'm actually interested in Ecommerce and now I don't know which course to choose now..

[@karma1507]

@@yanishshrestha8331 If you pick international business management, can you use what you learn from it for e-commerce? If the answer is yes, that might be a good place to start.

[@gabbihoopes5337]

lmao @ me watching this as a student halfway through college. i chose my college major (economics) because my mom told me to. i love it and it was the right thing for me. those of you trying to figure this out, good luck. this video is good advice, but there’s no one right way to pick a major. all you can do is be willing to work hard and hope for the best

[@Cristina-gp9qy]

I’m considering economics as well. What type of jobs do you plan on applying for with an Econ degree?

[@Xxmakix]

I’m studying law and I’m in my third year though I’m really good at it and my GPA is so good but I decided to change my major because I’m not enjoying it at all and I don’t want to work in this field so I decided to take a one semester break to think about what I should major in, thank you for the video it helps a lot!

[@flick9758]

what did you pick?

[@christiankyleacbang9439]

Wait ur allowed to take a semester break in ur school without failing? So lucky

[@Messymy]

The law has a number of avenues. Investigate those before deciding.

[@swanny18]

damn I thought I knew all this already, but actually going through it step by step and having someone guide me through it was really helpful and helped me catch things that I missed before. Thanks Shane!

[@jasethjamie3222]

I’m 27 and no matter how much thought i put into my career, i still have no clue what i want to do. i took a job as a check cashing teller and now i work in finance as a loan officer for auto/personal loans at a credit union and i’m so over this. With the way of life in 2024, having a career just doesn’t seem feasible with the cost of schooling and life altogether… it’s honestly frustrating.

[@AnaLopez-vm1ev]

I've already chosen a major, Environmental Science, but I stumbled across this video after trying to find a way to narrow down which area in my program I wanna specialize in. This was super informative! Kinda wish I had done these steps when I was first picking out a major lol

[@ing.joelmanzino6439]

Degrees with "science" are 99% a 'no no'. Continue seeing this Channel, best advice: visit workers on the field\degree you think you need, they will resume the life experience, i would love someone tell me this in my 18s. Good luck!

[@koujicaseria1694]

Hi I’ve done my first year in environmental science. Are you still doing it? If so, how are you going?

[@manvi4514]

@@koujicaseria1694 how is it going for you? I am stuck up between environmental science, microbiology and psychology

[@koujicaseria1694]

@@manvi4514 I’m trying to switch majors into medical imaging technology (radiography). Environmental science is interesting, but in terms of job prospects you would need at least a masters. It is a broad subject that integrates many disciplines such as geographic informational science, geography, biology, etc. if you want a job with just a bachelors I recommended taking it with geographic informational science where you would have to use ArcMaps. Or with chemistry, green chemistry is something that is needed nowadays. But in terms of the options you mentioned, microbiology is the way to go. Better job prospects than psychology and environmental science if you want to have a job with just a bachelors. I may be a bit biased because ultimately my values lie with just living a simple life. Graduate and just work. If you’re stuck I recommend assessing your values: are you materialistic? Do you care more about security? Do you care more about family? Do you care more about helping people? These are some things I wished I knew before picking a major, so I want you to think carefully upon these things before choosing a major. Ultimately you should be doing what you find interesting and align it with a job that fits your values. For example, I’m changing into MIT from environmental science as even tho environmental science is interesting MIT fits my values of job security and helping people. So list down your values. Even tho you have listed them down, I feel like it would require you to go through University to help you discover yourself a bit more. I did 3 semesters of environmental science but I’m just working full time atm till i get into MIT. It took me 3 semesters to figure out what I really want to do. So everyone has their own journey and I’m sure with time, you will be able to figure out what you want tobdo

[@manvi4514]

@@koujicaseria1694 hey I wanna talk to you regarding this but not here cuz it would disturb others so do you mind giving me your social media/email or anything? (if only you're okay with it)

[@Nobadi56]

I am a Creative Writing major, and I was surprised at how good I am at it. I even got my first short story finished, albeit a weird one. The only downside is that I suffer with procrastination, and the whole writing careers is a gamble like art.

[@nancylombera978]

As a mom to a young child… I’m looking into diving into a new career. Which is what brought me to your channel. By the way you deliver your videos I can tell you honestly do care about helping others. You do have characteristics of empathy and hard work. Your parents did a great job with you! Great job to them and kuddos to you on your success, including this you tube-channel. keep up the great work!👏🏽😊

[@nosfehrahtu3195]

I haven't watched all of your videos but it seems everyone forgets the medical laboratory community. There are several jobs/careers in demand. They have different education requirements from post high school certification, associates degree, bachelors degree, masters degree and medical degree: phlebotomist, lab assistant, medical laboratory technician, medical laboratory technologist/scientist, histology technician or technologist, cytology technologist, pathology (physician) assistant and pathologist.

[@Chifuyuuuu7]

The problem is i don't have a favorite show. I like a bunch i dont have a favorite ice lcream flavor. I haven't tried enough flavors yet i mean from the ones i have had i could choose one but i am not sure if thats what i would ultimately like. And same for hobbies and the worst part is same for my career.

[@Chifuyuuuu7]

I feel like I have no personality at all.

[@lawrencemorrz7677]

​@@Chifuyuuuu7 jesus. I feel the same as you...

[@romellosmith3451]

4th year here. If you are trying to get a job strait after your bachelors (no masters/PHD) pick a degree that teaches USEABLE SKILLS that are IN DEMAND like computer science, accounting, any specialized engineering, nursing, etc. Avoid anything that is too broad like biology, economics & history. They may sound interesting, but not many people actually become a 'scientist' 'economist' or 'historian'. Lets say you major in economics, when you go to apply for jobs involving any banking/finance/management you will be competing with all the people with more specialized degrees (accounting, finance, business management). PS.. 4 year universities are a trap for kids who don't know their career path. You end up paying 15k a year to fuck around and fail classes until you find what major works for you. When you do figure out your preferred major, it may turn out the school you chose is not suited for it very well for it. If you go to community college first, this give you an opportunity to discover your interests (for MUCH cheaper), then find a 4 year uni that matches your goals. I would also recommend looking into trade school. There is currently an surplus of college grads and a shortage of skilled laborers (because all our parents shove college down our throats like it is the only possible option). These trade schools tend to be cheaper and shorter than college, and many could get you 50k/year off the bat.

[@hader1120]

In grade 10 soon im gonna be in grade 11 and I hv to choose my subjects. I don't like science much so I won't be taking that as of now. Is accounting, finance, business administration, bsc in software engineering good? Bcoz in the unis I looked the software one doesn't require any science as prerequisites. And I may also enroll in the acca program to become a certified charted accountant very soon. Is this a good choice sir?

[@wisdom12346]

Facts!!

[@bryan-zp6ty]

Bet by next year every high school counselor will show this to all their alumni . Shane really shaping what the next generation of jobs will look like.😂

[@ShaneHummus]

I hope so

[@philkazakhstan]

Honestly, probably not. Schools don't want to criticize peoples' passions and will do anything to make worthless things sound amazing

[@Amin_2k]

Almost done with my 4th year of med school and i severely underestimated how long it takes to become a doctor, and how much of a chore it is to work from 8 AM to 5:30 PM Without getting paid a single dime.

[@MeargleSchmeargle]

Right now, I'm changing my degree from Biology major/Geoscience minor to a Geoscience major (geology concentration)/Biology minor. For me it was never so much a question of the kind of career that I wanted (career in Paleontology FTW, above anything else), but how I was going to get there. The thought process when I initially went Bio major/Geo minor was "you combine biology with geology, you get paleontology!", and since some of my other highest interests are volcanology and to an extent marine biology (especially if it involves sharks), it would be perfect, right? Well, I was half-correct. My problem is that I reversed what my major and minor should have been. Over the past few years, I began noticing more and more that bio major programs were generally geared more towards pharma/med/nursing than they were towards my interests. Heck, they really only started touching on what I was really into when I enrolled in an evolution course, part of which, of course, involved the evolutionary history of life, and by extension paleontology. However, this also meant taking a lot of those courses that were much more geared towards people trying to get into medical fields (Organic Chemistry in particular just gave me nightmares). It became abundantly clear that I needed to get the change done after I finally got into contact with a paleontologist who works for the university, and after listening to what my main interests are (which included a short little discussion about the Mid-Tertiary Ignimbrite Flareup), she suggested that I was more interested in the macro/ecology aspect of biology, like how organisms interact with eachother and their environment, while the majority of what I need would really come from the geosciences. Especially looking at a lot of the courses I need for the Geoscience major, the choice seems clear to me now: -Straight up Paleontology offered in the fall -Stratigraphy to go with it -Igneous Petrology to satisfy my inner volcano nerd -Field Geology to get out there in the world to work on-site Yeah, my semesters are gonna look a lot more exciting for me now, and it's giving me renewed motivation to go on.

[@Kender591]

Wonderful

[@nashyvan6667]

Man when i say I don't know my career some might think I am lazy but it's just that I wanna pick the right one so that I won't waste my family's and friends time only to find out that I don't like it I think lot of people understand my pressure

[@miguelplays2921]

Same bro Stem seems to hard and science and psychology are just too saturated with so many people computer science sounds cool but it’s unhealthy since your staring a screen for hours

[@jul1an170]

What did you choose?​@@miguelplays2921

[@helenhamilton7500]

I have just spent two weeks on thinking about the right career, and got so frustrated, but made it to the conclusion finally, and after that I just run at your video curiously, and you convinced me that I was right, thinking the exact same way, and... pharmacy it is.... 😂 thanks!

[@Daniel-ye7fd]

How are you doing? Are you still in Pharmacy or did you change your opinion?

[@doglover8178]

Hey Shane! Good job guiding us. You give really valuable tips.

[@alireals1260]

I just graduated from senior high school this August, Humanities and Social Sciences as my track, and entered College at the same month. I took biology as my program (out of impulse) hoping it'd be my pre-med but I dropped after two weeks realising I'm not really into it and can't push myself to do something I'm not interested about. I also dropped because of health issues, what studying excessively had brought to me and now I'm really struggling what program I'll take in college. Thank you for this video and I'll come back once I get know what suits best for me.

[@blueray2202]

Would like to share your final decision?

[@Faithh.222]

Exactly what happened to me.. still haven’t gone back after 5 years sadly but want to go back this semester God willing

[@julisa3100]

Step one: binge KZbin videos with your history turned on.

[@thomas.thomas]

why does ot matter if the history is on?

[@ashemantoshemanto5555]

@@thomas.thomas To see what your interest are.

[@roroo]

so something related to crime 😅

[@antz350]

Mines just car videos and racing 🤦‍♂️ 😢

[@jul1an170]

​@@antz350you can do automotive emgineering but that is a lot of math and physiscs

[@Odalysslayyy]

My issue is fear of failure I failed to Graduate from my two year college and I put myself in a very hard mindset I hated myself I literally threw my whole confidence away I did everything to punish myself as crazy it sounds I traumatized myself 😂 and I slowly got myself up again it’s been three years without any education or anything but lately I’ve been thinking about what my life is going to be my parents are getting tired and old😔 I want to take care of them I want something that gets me work for money fast I know everything takes time and I’m trying hard to look for new jobs I work at retail and something i realized I love helping ppl back in grade school that’s all I loved to do that’s all I said when I was asked what would I like to be when I grow up , and that was to help ppl I really do believe that’s something I want to fight for but I just don’t know where to start. I even started to look for colleges but within 5-6 years ima still be working at retail and not really getting nowhere I live In fear I live in letting my parents down, Im glad I found your video bcs I’m inspired to find something that I’m really good at and like to do . I will now search for in what ways I like to help ppl and make it my life my path and give my parents a home that they can relax and not work anymore ❤

[@raeesahmed7283]

I am currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in E-Commerce, which involves the fusion of business and IT. During the university application process, I had a strong inclination towards CS/IT despite concerns about the perceived difficulty and my aversion to mathematics. However, upon commencing my degree, I discovered my natural aptitude for IT subjects and realized my lack of enthusiasm for business and accounting subjects. It was a decision I regretted, but I have since shifted my focus towards the IT domain and plan to pursue a Master's degree in CS/IT after completing my current program.

[@MissEynah]

There's nothing to regret if it lead to you realizing what you really like to do. :)

[@proasf9497]

Thanks! now I know which degrees to consider. Appreciate it so much Shane, really helped.

[@ShaneHummus]

Any time!

[@jezabeltokio]

Oh my god. Even 18 years scares me!! That’s insane to pay off student loan debt. I’m a senior and taking a gap year though I’m still wondering wether to go to college or not. I’m glad I didn’t go to college immediately just because everyone else is. Cant believe it takes that much to pay off debt…thanks for this video!

[@sahar719]

Same !! I'm 20 and I'm still thinking if I should go to college or not

[@kindallnight1615]

​@@sahar719same

[@antz350]

Enlist in the Air Force do your four years in a job that translates on the outside, clept and do a few college course, utilize your gi bill and go get it! Honestly 8 weeks of bmt isn’t bad at all.

[@gildavis8266]

Looking back on my life it was good thing that I didn't waste my time going for a degree that I wouldn't use. I like the way you did this video because it gives you a process to follow and I wish that I had years ago when I was in high school. You raised more than a few interesting points. Among these that I made me smile was getting practical experience in something that really interest you. It was the way I found myself in the long run.

[@brandywales8200]

For me it was going to work and trying different jobs that got me where I needed to decide. Which was really funny because it was the same thing my counselor told me to go for awhile ago.

[@rubberroast1598]

My high school guidance counselor said i was very good at math and very good at sciences, so i should go into engineering because that combines both and will keep my options open as i go through it. WORST advice in my life ever. I did follow their guidance , i hated it , was a extremely difficult and heavy workload degree (we only class that did not get spring break week because too much work), and on the other side the financial rewards were much more limited than business, finance or IT degrees. i ended up going IT route afterwards and did very well, but wish i could redo those 5 years. Fast forward to today, and my son was thinking of which degree to go for, and even today, his high school guidance counsellor said the same thing to him. Thankfully i was able to circumvent that. And guidance counsellors to this day follow the same mold as 35 years ago. Completely useless. This video is far better than any of them, and it would have saved me 5 years of my life and career path.

[@jordanlaramore5430]

I went to community college first so I had time to decide what I enjoyed and wanted to do. I changed my mind about 3 times before I transferred to my current university

[@Hussainh-ip3hi]

What did u choose

[@jordanlaramore5430]

@@Hussainh-ip3hi I decided on International Studies with a focus in IR. I almost did Civil Engineering but I realized that I didn't enjoy math or was as good at it as I thought I was. I know it's not gonna make me as much money but that's okay

[@Hussainh-ip3hi]

@@jordanlaramore5430 I wanna do business do you think it’s a good major

[@jordanlaramore5430]

@@Hussainh-ip3hi Business is almost always a good choice. Anything specific in business you wanna study?

[@Hussainh-ip3hi]

@@jordanlaramore5430 I want to work at a bank don’t really know which one to choose

[@AK-ox3mv]

Im 29 and in the past decade i tried my best to choose my path but i was turning around myself. I had a boring job just to buy more time for discovering myself. But after watching bunch of your videos in past month (spatially this video that take several ours from me to do its practices) i think i know what i want to do. I always had passion about innovation, science and tech. Know i think industrial engineering, systems engineering,business skills are best suit for that purpose. Thanks Shane

[@milomitchener4166]

Same! just started an engineering/commerce double degree

[@lukealexander4512]

This video was great Shane! I think one of the biggest problems is that people are told that a Master's degree (in any major) will allow them to start off with a great salary, or allow them to advance at a decent pace. I was in an undergrad Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) program (the institution will remain anonymous) and the previous sentence speaks volumes to my prior experiences. It's a decent field, but it was not my cup of tea. If a Bachelor's was the minimum for a job, I would have been hesitant to leave the program. However, a Master's degree was the minimum for entry-level jobs (some in the field even toyed with the idea of making it a Doctorate lol) and the compensation is pretty low. Your videos have been great and I would not have left the program if it was not for the inspiration in them. You have helped me see the other fields in the market that I never knew about before.

[@tia568]

Shane you’re an angel! Thank for this 😭♥️

[@ShaneHummus]

Welcome!

[@MrPeachUDR]

He’s the cutest little angel sent from above and he knows just how to teach. He’s got a bright little halo and he’s filled with love: he’s Shane the Angel!

[@1.25speedoneverything7]

I was happy from working out - my passion - went for DPT - turns out I’m not good enough at school for that program - or maybe it’s just so much work that I give up early…so much for the “passion”

[@aiden5272]

What did you find hard about it? Just wondering

[@thespiderexterminator2683]

Loving the tips, very practical and applicable in my case.

[@obnoxiouscommenter6194]

Step 2 is the most difficult for me haha, I'm used to being hard on myself

[@delgande]

Accounting here I come

[@florjankelmendi3498]

I’m about to start my senior year of high school and all I’ve been watching is these videos to figure out wtf I’m gonna major in 😂

[@gapplejuice]

shqipe🤝

[@proggaparomita281]

Reading books Writing things Swimming Analysing writing Rewriting paragraphs History Calculus Physics Astronomy Volunteer work Henna Strengths: Writing Reading speed Remembering lots of info well Analysing info quickly Public speaking Writing up a script Math Chemistry Biology Following a routine Panicking easily Confrontation Retire around 60 (financial freedom) 4k-5k a month, good enough to buy designer bags every now and then, a good car like audi or maybe even mercedes when I'm older really really good work life balance, able to travel at a mid range twice a year Journalist Editor Copywriter Corporate girl at a bank Financial advisor Software developer front end Software engineer Professor Working at NGO

[@peridot180]

Great video, as usual. : ) I would still love a video on going back to school to change your career and if a second Bachelor's degree is worth it or not (or if you should just go for a Master's). I'm thinking about doing this myself and don't know what the best route is for me to take. That is my number one request for future videos.

[@perlas8680]

Would like to put some input here. Both choices are reasonable but all depends on your specific situation

[@deuslaudetur2451]

I’m a little late, 23 with military experience and several jobs under my belt. My problem are my interests. I’ve been involved in academic studying (on my own) for 2 years now and I interest are varied so picking a major is hard. I’ve even thought of dual majoring since money isn’t going to be an issue.

[@demomash7549]

As a computer science of 1st year, I'm currently enjoying my course and it's like it was made for me, I never had a dream of "everything" but this course gave me the most interest. Of course, I had to be ready for the future years and it would become harder.

[@jolr1630]

how is computer science it is my first option for now

[@demomash7549]

@Jolr 16 It's good, the course depends on the university so be careful of choosing degrees in that university in college

[@tylerbaker9877]

i envy you fr

[@demomash7549]

@@roles3087 basically I learn the basics of coding in C++ and Java, learn web designing using HTML, parts of pcs and installing OSes in a pc There are still homework, quizes and exams though This is what I learned in the first year so of course it's gonna get harder on future years of the course

[@TheDumbDonkey]

Im in your ecact opposite postion. Im doing CS as well first year sem 1 but i honestly hate it. Its broing and tedious as hell and i eas thinking of going into psychology but ive heard that industries competitive and saturated so very mcuh so i gurss im stuck lol

[@bacjam6139]

I'd like to say if you're not good at something but, passionate about it you should work on whatever that is. If you wanna go into a math or art field but aren't good at math or art just practice. Maybe you'll find out you can do it or maybe you'll find out it's just a hobby. Practice your passion

[@manjooku]

This is very helpful! I will try doing some self reflection by answering the questions and exercises in this video. Hopefully I'll learn something from it!

[@faithlesshound5621]

Shane made a good point about finding out he didn't need to do a whole four year BA to join a doctoral program in pharmacy. I think he said elsewhere that he went to an expensive private pharmacy school: maybe the two years he saved at BA level paid for the more expensive DPharm? The same used to be true of American MD and LLB courses, though the level of competition probably means it hasn't been possible in the past 60 or more years. But it might apply in other professions.

[@gaigielala7933]

Well, listen, my plan is as follows: My passion is researching and writing in history and philosophy. I like researching and thinking and exploring new things and writing and sharing thoughts, so I saw anthropology as perfect for me, and I want to learn more in university and get a PHD in this field. My plan to make money is to work as a graphic designer or start my own business, and this is just for the beginning. If that doesn't work, I have no problem working as a professor at a college. Anyway, my life goal [dream] is to be a famous or simply successful artist{ I make music }, and author / researcher I feel like if I don't study in a major that is related to these things, the unrelated major I chose will make me too busy to do any of the above. This is why I chose anthropology. What do you guys think? And do you have any suggestions? What do you think will suit me better than anthropology? I thought of physics, but I'm not really sure.

[@Dunkingtd]

Pfft. I mean, Those are all over the place. Anthropology? Like, okay, cool 👍. But then you want to be a graphic designer, or own a business? Those aren't consistent with history or philosophy or anthropology. And then! You want music and fame! That's not the same as any of those. Go study business if you want a business, be an anthropologist living a quiet less exciting life, or go write music and pursue drama. That's like 3 wildly different lives

[@bozimmerman]

I purely followed my passion and it totally worked out. Learned to program when I was 11, started on my degree in 1990, and by 96 the internet happened, and suddenly my degree was worth its weight in gold. Luck happens.

[@namuhammedrafi2895]

Med school dropper here,i thought i wanted to be a doctor since 6th grade and when i was in 12th grade i just started having doubts and once i went to medschool it became sure that i didnt want to actually study for that long and be depending on my parents for majority of my 20s

[@fullchicken4492]

Just graduated high school less than 2 weeks ago 😳 I have yet to send my enrollment because I know how important it is to choose the right degree.

[@joelmatus9442]

Yess! Dude think hard on what you choose as a major and don't start college until you know for sure otherwise it will be a waste of time, money, and effort.

[@decisive5760]

What did you end up choosing?

[@savageantelope3306]

Really enjoyed this steps, how fundamentally important they where and related to choosing a degree! Got super into actually writing it all down.

[@annahebert6568]

Funny there was an ad about quitting your 9-5 and paying for a course in the middle of this video. Appreciate the transparency and knowledge you share!

[@samanthalouisecastro4650]

Keep making videos for us Shane please, we truly appreciate it.

[@ShaneHummus]

Will do

[@aadithyanrj6757]

Really good video. I had only the first step with me. Your explanation using venn diagram really makes me visualise stuffs rather overthinking. Good work...

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for watching!

[@miaomiao07]

Informative vid ! Maybe one can also try part time studies and work. I've done it while exploring my career options and earn some income. But it can be quite busy having to handle both sides especially exams period.

[@xiomanaxoxoxo3212]

excellent video. well done.

[@williammclean6594]

Sad the only thing I like is art but if you get good at it there are some jobs that you can get in the Arts. You can work in animation you can be a storyboard artist for films and TV shows. You could be a concept artist working for gaming companies. And like you mentioned you can like start your own business. To be honest anyting that doesn't have to do with art I find so boring and I hate it.

[@kyydadon._]

now im in community college and i honestly really happy with being at home and iv’e been given so many great and amazing opportunities at this school im just in a whirlwind on what i want to do because i really want to make my parents proud of me

[@Potatotomato12920]

Thankuu Shane for this video... I really appreciate your efforts and I'm a high school student trying to find out what to do next and yess you play an important role in my life..... I've found this channel a year ago and it's worth watching you on KZbin.... I've recommended this channel to everyone I know and they're very happy by your work... Lots of loveeeee❤

[@ShaneHummus]

Glad to hear that.. Thanks!

[@dillonmason4503]

I'm split between becoming an English Professor, or a Marketer. My end goal is to publish many books and have them turn into films. But I've heard from Shane in another video that it'd be beat to study a non-english degree (as it's not that great) then learn writing on the side. And marketing is something I'm also slightly interested in and I definitely predict is as an area with a lot of job growth.

[@zoe574]

Hi, i am preparing to go to college this year and I study really hard, although i do not have a specific goal ( what do i want to major in). In my country things are a little different and it is really hard to change majors. This video really helped but there are people in my life saying that I should not study that hard and ideally drop this for the reasons above. The thing is that i really love learning but everyday i put myself in to a very time consuming competitive and exhausting prosess that will last for years. I just would like to know what you or anyone in the comment section think about not going to college at all.

[@nairanishanth5173]

Same here. Only that im 16, and im really great with school. I work hard, and sometimes i lag behind a little, mostly because im confused of where im going next. I like learning things, and i like teaching people about the things i've learned. Something sparked in middle-school-me while i was tutoring a bunch of my classmates for an upcoming exam. "This makes me happy and im REALLLY good at this" and thus i began high school with one and only one goal in my mind. Now that i only have a year left of high school, that goal seems to have faltered. I still like teaching, and i certainly fancy the idea of earning a Phd, a degree of the highest qualification, in a stream, but what would that stream be? Do i really want to get into academia? (i should probably mention that rather than being a high school teacher, i'd like to be a college professor) and then theres the never-ending questions i.e do i really want to this? (yes) am i just in it for the money? (mostly) Do i really have what it takes? (depends). I keep having the same conversation in my head over and over again, and eventually stop dumbfounded at the question "But what do i want to major in?." I am interested in so many things, but the things that interest me arent something that i really want to teach. Example: Im really into astrology (as every other teenager cause s p a c e), geology and psychology, but i dont fancy teaching those. Biology (specifically, microbiology and human anatomy) and chemistry (Not in the traditional sense, mostly talking about quantam mechanics here) gives me such great joy when i get to educate someone else about it, but learning about them gives me a headache. Any of that make sense? Sorry for the long comment. I just really needed to get all this down somewhere.

[@liamsoyun60]

⁠@@nairanishanth5173 omg same, that sounds super similar to me! Originally I wanted to become some sort of researcher in the field of neuroscience but whenever I try to learn independently about it it always gives me a headache. Recently I’ve really been thinking about doing something with education. But I’ve also kind of been loosing track of what I really want. It’s like for a super long time I felt like I knew what I wanted and now I’m a bit lost (if that makes sense in any way)

[@nairanishanth5173]

@@liamsoyun60 Dont worry, it completely makes sense. Most of the time, passion for certain subjects fades because of the way you're forced to approach it. You see it in a new light, one that you haven't decided if you enjoy it or not. What's helping me the most right now is doing an independent study on a lot of different subjects and branches, and its working out pretty great. I've still got time before i need to be off to college, and this way, i'll know exactly what i'm up against, and gain insight on new knowledge along the way too. I hope you find an end to your dilemma and good luck on everything!

[@TheFoolInTheWall]

I am a very creative person, ive always thought graphic desing would be good but idk if i would be able to get a good stable job with that.

[@inahcondor8110]

I was thinking of taking computer science or computer engineering, leaning more over to CE because of the title ''Engineer'' lol and the flexibility between software and hardware, and the job opportunities. Was keeping CS as an option because i thinking maybe ill regret wasting an extra 1 year for CE. I was excited for a sec when it was included in the top 10 careers that are worth it but then you said mentioned degrees that aligned with your lifestyle and i see CS included, but i noticed CE isn't, so i gotta ask, what's the difference between the two regarding lifestyle? Because i thought both provided almost the same scope just with CE having electrical and hardware stuff. Now i really cant pick between the two lol

[@prestonbell7314]

As long as you are good at teaching yourself new concepts and languages, CE is more flexible. You can do everything that can be done with a CS degree, plus work with hardware. With a CS degree, you are limited to software jobs, which are plenty of course, but CE is more flexible. This is true as long as your CE degree is ABET accredited.

[@Dazzle-4747]

thank you ,you are game changer

[@imprx18]

im starting college monday, and been changing my career 3 times this year .. im stuck

[@notnotsocial]

It's a bit lengthy process but worth trying..... thank for sharing..... great content you have created....nice video

[@Moheader]

Really great work man, believe it or not I am confused between Political Science and Aeronautical Engineering the two most differential choicepair I guess, but your content is truly helpful!

[@ShaneHummus]

Anytime. Good luck!

[@mattr2626]

Kinda similar, I was stuck between poli sci and physics for the longest time. Went with poli sci cause I hear physics is a nightmare 😭

[@normie756]

​@@mattr2626 how is it going for your pol science? I'm thinking of choosing it but I'm not too sure what to do

[@mattr2626]

@@normie756 don't do it as a major. I got a great job out of a college and I make good money, but I doubt most poli sci majors are in my spot frankly. If you're going to college, do stem or business/finance trust me

[@normie756]

@@mattr2626 ohh okay choosing major in college is so hard 😭

[@BkzReaper]

When I partnered on youtube like two decade ago I was excited but then life hit me and I didn't take advantage of my time. Skipping forward - I was passionate about gaming until streaming drained the life out of me. I came in with the desire to stream full time but by the time I hit affiliate on (Tv) I was already burned out and it didn't help that I didn't fully progress so a year or two later the endless hours of talking to the wall didn't help. What did mess me up was taking a break because it hurt my progress. My passion to share my experience with the world on the endless gaming journey took a blow. I don't want to band wagon every single new game, I want to play what I enjoy, finish beating it and move on to the next but society mentality is "new new, I want new! must see new!" and that leads to slow growth or no growth. Leads to more spending in hopes of perfect timing. Now it becomes an investment which isn't always ideal for most chasing the industry feeding into the quantity vs quality.

[@Katehm2037]

I'm 22 and I'm so lost 😭.

[@lilvon7669]

You good now?

[@ZeusThend]

are you?

[@Katehm2037]

I did a biomedical science degree. But I’m still lost as I just sleep all day and have zero motivation. Guess even after all the shit I’ve been through I’m still nothing.

[@natashagresham]

So normal, I’m 36 and just feeling ready to go back to school

[@Roxy76-i7]

@@Katehm2037it’s all about mentality

[@bossbee4ever]

was planning on changing my major after the first year, perfect timing, i watched ur videos about different engineering majors, wonderful channel!!

[@wilurbean]

Hey Shane, love the videos and at 31 I'm back in school. Taking advantage of the covid relief stimulus, and in my state, getting my 2yr paid for completely. I joined PTK, transfer honor society and scam pretty much. Well they have been sending my transcript out and about, and I've been getting recruiting letters. I'm in my 4th semester this fall in Community College, 4.0 50 credits (64 or so when I graduate this winter), all STEM stuff. Eyeballing MI Tech and U of MI. One of the more interesting letters has been "Columbia University - general studies College" its THAT Columbia. But GS seems like a shiesty division. What do you think?

[@rajatchopra1411]

The word guru means a teacher who has dedicated his life to educate his students! I have seen so many negative connotations of it!

[@meg_2087]

I can't be the only one who put non confrontational in both strengths and weaknesses

[@prico3358]

Bro, your videos go by fast.. Thats a skill man

[@ShaneHummus]

Hey I appreciate that

[@finnallison8740]

Because you have covered petroleum engineering, you should do a video on mining engineering! Growing and diverse field

[@falsesectslikeshiaarejudeo6543]

80% of ppl change major, and change is about 2x. ppl don't do the research, tv or ppl just tell them oh its a good career or someone says follow passion and universe lines up. Usually businesses take years to be profitable! college goers make about 17k a year more. only 27% about 1/4 ppl who go to college work in something tied to their major! How many years to break even on a degree? engineer 2 yrs business 3 years, art is 9 years, phsychology is 11 yrs communications its 5. 5 :00 - before student loans took 20 yrs, now its worse and might take 30 yrs. write interests. ( comp sci newly, human rights funding and volunteering, media, video games, ) strength - energy, research, persistent and weakness : now math out of practice, during building phases focus minded, and at times distracted, starting - yea you reminded me of that one! you can ask even family and friends. what is your pattern! talent is overrated, it can just be exposure at an age and practice. what are your career and lifestyle goals! when retire, where retire (for hijra), savings (for hajj), live . are you a leader who wants to start or are you chill and social. 10 :00 - money does matter, esp. when your mind is on paying rent! what career matches it, like for shane dr. didn't match, too much time studying and some specialities had unstable schedule, so he coulnt' retire and travel early! so we are using logic and being systematic. the 3 ven diagram : Good at, Passion, Pay. What you are good and passionate about can be a side hustle. with work life balance a boring job can work. when you choose, talk to ppl in a job or managers to see what is needed. some may do extra thats not needed. many ppl get criminology degree to be a police officer, many times its not needed. for example some ppl who do pharmacy dont' need a degree, just need to take pre req courses and then you can get into a pharmacy school!

[@ShaneHummus]

Very cool summary :)

[@mr.atomictitan9938]

I think the most typical changes from one degree to another is between architecture and engineering. Architecture is Art, and Engineering is practical/science. Found out today that Architecture wasn't for me and I don't want to jump into engineering not knowing which kind to begin with in the first place. That said, this video did help me ponder a lot as I am doing three classes plus a design studio. Wish me Luck! Update: cs was the right move. Doing dats science and cybersecurity certificate along with a math minor. I got two years and a half left. Let me know if anyone needs advice.

[@sweekrititiwari3923]

Good luck! Have you been able to decide what you want to get into?

[@mr.atomictitan9938]

@@sweekrititiwari3923 yeah currently pursuing a cs degree. It's kind of like Architecture but more math, science, and theoretical.

[@mr.atomictitan9938]

@@shyjy6241 oh i should have update this comment a while ago. Long story short this degree is awesome but its general. Cs has lots of branches auch as data science, cybersecurity, software engineering, software development, video game desiģn, web development, etc. I love this degree, however, it isn't easy. Unlike architecture its technical and pratical, but like architecture its like designing and theory. Of course, one gets paid higher than the other for rational reasons. Cs involves math but not all the time. You do need calc 2 under your belt and discrete math too when doing the degree. Calc 2 basically determines if you can handle the work load and computations. Though the class i would be more worried about is data structures because this will involve more conceptual programming. I can't say that it will be the same difficulty as i had with that class but just be sure to watch videos about the subject. Still doing the degree and I am doing a data science certificate and cybersecurity certificate. Also to kill more my sleep i am doing a math minor.

[@ayeshaaa1011]

I’m thinking of getting into architecture….but the amount of math I gotta study is kinda scary…Wht was ur experience on this….?

[@mr.atomictitan9938]

@@ayeshaaa1011 you don’t need calc so you should be fine. Geometry tho will be important. Tbh if you do calc (which I highly recommend to see if you might be more than an architect) then you should change degrees. If your still not sure let me know what’s up and I’ll try to help you get you to a direction you might like.

[@Hasan.TheMuslim]

one of the best videos I've ever watched on KZbin 💪🏻🙏🏼

[@ShaneHummus]

So glad to know that. Thank you!

[@yeganeh3945]

It was one of the best videos i saw on this topic. Complete and realistic

[@Ramzee_Official]

I have no clues on what career path to follow, even worse i have no ideas what my passions are

[@studybread2.0]

Passions List: -Researching Cannibalism -Researching crows' intelligence -Arts/Crafts/Creating -Voice Acting -Language Learning -Reading fanfiction uh. I think I'm screwed

[@studybread2.0]

@@TSOTL-0302 Oooo no, actually, I've never put too much thought into that one even though I love learning about science and physics and astronomy. Ig I forgot to mention those because I'm not that great at math and a bit worried about that, but dang, maybe if I get into Biochemistry or end up pursuing one of the other ones I can get better at it Thanks for the idea mate :D

[@studybread2.0]

@@TSOTL-0302 I'm 17 but sure, I'll accept the geezer title 😭💀👍

[@flamesage6796]

Career and Lifestyle goal: When do I want to retire? Where do I want to retire? How much money is enough? Where do i want to live while I work? What type of jobs do you like? Do you want a leadership position? Do you want a chill job? Do you want you to eventually become an entrepreneur? Do you want a 9-5 job? Do you want to be constantly busy and challenging yourself?

[@janeann3331]

Sir, you are a freakin genius! I wanted someone to explain this to me before I completed my bachelor's.

[@sergiosaravia9467]

Me being passionate about playing codm but I gotta be realistic

[@alexisyuren5606]

Awesome video bro! Thanks for talking about important points about choosing a degree. Really helpful

[@ShaneHummus]

Any time!